New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07

class will be organized tonight In the Rev. Heoer
Newtons church systematic study OF the SOCIAL prop
Ions of the day George Gunton will be the teacher.
Tho 1vanhoe Epcampment Of Knights OF st. John and
Malta will give ball ard reception In Irving Han on FIJI
day evening January There will be exhibition dri OF
the knights.
art galleries. No 900 Fifthave- the art coec'
ton of p Stevens consisting paintings porcelans urni
ture Jewels SILVER bronzes and tapestries wi" be sod Al
auction Of next week. beginning on MONDAY
at2p.m
Tho Rev T. A. Cranda pastor Of the Twenty third street
Rapt,st Church received handsome gold watch from tho
members OF his congregation on "Wednesday even
ing responding Mr. Cranda referred to the Close union
existing himself and his church. AM also 70 'e I'M
portant call which declined from the First Baptist
Church OF Newark
George W. orn sent the prize Hosten bull Lowell to his
brother at the City yesterday the steamer Man.
haitian Mr. orn recently purchased the bull for breeding
purposes.
CAPTAIN John Douglas Onion steamship Nevada who
Is from his stomach was slightly improved
yesterday. His recovery is still doubtful
Aschpurv charged with assaulting his niece
did not appear when his called yesterday before
Judge Cowing and tine 50 800 in which Charles wc
mann Of No. Cherryst the surety was declared ior
feited
superiptendent Murray yesterday directed the police to
warn public against Tho who wears the Uniform
District Telegraph messenger and enters houses IN soou
neghbohood pretending that no has been called and car
res anything within reach while the servants are hqu'
ing Of their employers why he was called
George Vaughan young plumber employed to tinker
the gas pipes nhe cellar Mcsorleys drug store at
No 2462 Eighth yesterday and was burned severely
the face by explosion OF gas
Policeman Cooper Fifth Precinct was tried at Head
quarters yesterday for arresng Sarah Eaton ayonng g
because would keep of the sidewalk IN ihomas
when indoors His defence was 'hat
she attract crowd and ne thoughs
wOuld have q good effect on her 10 lrlRhten her
Miss Pauline Hail. who slipped her way home from the
theatre last Tuesday twisted her ankle s confined 10
the house. probably be able TO resume her part
IN Ermnle end OF this the beginning ofneIt
week.
The front fourstory brick tenement house No
600 reported Building Bureau yester
day unsafe The building owned by the Farre estate
James McNaly. ago ffty.fve. OF No. 1874 steuoenst,
Brooklyn employe in the Hamilton Bank Note Comahs
Office at Broadway. droppe dead yesterday In Beaverst
william Jung arrested suspicion of having caused the
death his father Wendell Jung. was rearsiSned IN INC
Yorkve Court yesterday, but his examination was post
ponei until January l5.
John Koll Hungarian employed on the Aquednct was
killed Wednesday by rock falling on him In The tuhheI
shaft No. g.
Dr. Justin nerod MESSENGERS Office made an
autopsy body OF Peter Carmichael age ten
who lived al 5l9 Nnthave 1t found that the lad died
from acute gastr inquiry showed that on Monday the
boy drank nearly pint OF whiskey which lie found IN MS
fathers pocket.
Chester H. sou,hwort charged with receiving SO month
for police protection from Louis Werner and mum
Der OF other liquor dealers placed tn yesterday In
the special Court IL decided to nave the DIS
trict Attorney present at tho trial next Wednesday
The the Columbia College Dramatic Club in
aid the University crew at the Metropolitan Cohoer.
Rooms this evening promises bring together large am
fashionable audience young teurs have enlisted the
efforts Of many prominent ladies In behalf OF the entertain
ment object always draws numerous and loyd CON
tipgept OF the fair friends OF the college
Last night fine for tobosfannF and the foio
Gronnd siies were crowded all the evening No charge
made this and great sport u promised Tor
some time 10 come unless ransorm arrives inoppo
timely.